Hi again, > > In the m4 directory is a lgpl3 licenced file: guile.m4 That makes it > > impossible to release under lgpl2.1 there are also files in /m4 > > refering to the programs > > license that is lgpl2.1 or later, I guess you must now release all as lgpl3 > > ? > > I am sorry for the very long delay answering your question. > > afaict, no: (a) the GPL and the LGPL are compatible, so this is permitted, > and (b) > the license of the 'modified program' remains GPL (the license always either > remains or either becomes the strongest).
Sorry I confused two emails (and I am far from being an expert), but the above reasoning remains valid, and so you are right, it becomes lpgl3+ Is this a problem? What is the license under which you release your work, I mean the work that depends on G-Wrap? G-Wrap depends on Guile, so afaiu, no matter what, the minimum license under which you could release is precisely the lgpl3+? Cheers, David
pgpdi_oA1BL19.pgp
Description: OpenPGP digital signature
_______________________________________________ g-wrap-dev mailing list g-wrap-dev@nongnu.org https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/g-wrap-dev
